Weather Notes Reflecting Local Calm Conditions
Brief weather update notes calm atmospheric conditions across the region with no major storms anticipated. Temperatures remain mild with light winds and no precipitation expected in the near term.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1962
Page
5
Brief weather update notes calm atmospheric conditions across the region with no major storms anticipated. Temperatures remain mild with light winds and no precipitation expected in the near term.
A partial news fragment reports a cage incident involving a player at a local facility. Details are unreadable beyond the sports context, but the item notes an event affecting team play and scheduling pending fuller information.
Janet Burleigh daughter of Mrs Howard Burleigh of Spartanshing will graduate from Allegheny General Hospital School of Nursing Pittsburgh in a commencement at First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh The 66 members of the class of 1982 will attend Louise C Anderson director of nursing and principal at Allegheny General Hospital and now NIH assistant chief nursing department will deliver the commencement address.
The ppring Creek Sportsmen's Club hosted a retirement party for C Waterhouse of Grand Street after 20 years with Carnation Company. A ham dinner for 25 employees and families followed at 6 PM, with a gift presented by plant manager Robert Damon. Mrs Waterhouse received a pink carnation corsage. remarks were made by Mr Waterhouse and Mrs Dandi.
A string of local social visits highlights residents entertaining guests from Larimer Pa New Stanton Pa Wayne Street and Bellwood Pa Philip Zale necks Sharon Zaleneck and James Merker are among those seen in the city during breaks from Penn State Shenandoah and other towns Archie Goldfinch travels to Youngstown Ohio to visit niece Blanche Wagoner Mrs Henry Goring returns from Allegany State Park with companions Mrs Arthur Wintworth Mrs Harcrove Miller and Mrs Carl Beckwith Also mentioned are the Orn family hosting Katherine Larain and in law guests from Bellwood
Bonnie Jo Anderson daughter of Lawrence and Mrs Anderson of R D 1 Monroe and Milo Maker son of Gerry Coates of Spartansboro were married on Saturday in Monroe Michigan Accompanying the couple were Mr and Mrs Sidney Smit of East Columbus Avenue A shower at the home of Mrs Myrs John Decker featured pink and white decor and miniature umbrellas as favors Thirty family members attended and awards were given for games with Mrs Anthir Baceils Frank Bam and Milo Maker among the honored guests
The Joseph Simmons family reunion gathered Sunday at the Labowski residence with 53 members from Corry Columbus Erie Buffalo Famestown and Kin. Officers elected for the coming year include Orrin Kinney president Mrs Richard Grace vice president Thomas Lithowski secretary treasurer and Mrs Wilbur Christensen historian. Entertainment was organized by Mrs Claude Fralick and prizes were won by Michde Pralick Fritz Katz and others.
Keppel Tiffany of 11 East Smith Street and Robert W Lewis of 83 West Smith Street were graduated with masters degrees in secondary education on August 23. A banquet honoring 74 graduates was held in the college dining room with 468 relatives and friends attending. Dr Joseph H Zipper gave the address. Tiffany will teach social studies and reading at Corry Junior High. Lewis will teach social studies at Wesley Junior High in Millcreek starting next week. Lewis previously taught three years in Gibsonia, Pa.
Mrs Jaquith hosted the Friendship Club at her RD 2 home with several members and one guest. A short business meeting and game program featured awards to Mrs Tomachick Clabbaty Decker and Swart. Miss Sperry won the special award and refreshments were served. The next meeting is October 21 at Mrs Decker's RD home.
A shower honoring Miss Mary Lou Small, bride to be, was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Donald Sherman on Cottage Street in Columbus with Mrs. Gerald Deutschlander as cohostess. Nearly twenty guests attended and presented gifts on a decorated table.Entertainment included games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Small, Mrs. Walter Groters, Mrs. Charles Munn, and Nancy Thompson. The couple-to-be will wed John Joy of Clymer on July 6 at the Columbus Community Congregational Church, officiated by Rev. G. H. McClintock. The setting featured a yellow and white theme, white lace tablecloths, green tapers, and a towering centerpiece. Hostesses served white cakes with pink rosebuds, ice cream, candies, and nuts. Attendees came from Columbus, Corry, and Clymer.
A celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Hamilton of Columbus honored their daughter Mrs. Anna Mae Conrad of Elizabeth No.7 on a Sunday visit. About 40 relatives and friends attended with August birthday honorees Mrs. Evelyn Carrick Mrs Barbara Olatson Master Billy Dolan Master Tracy Wiggers Hutty Bensink and the host. Attendees came from Clymer North Clymer Jamestown Falconer Buffalo West Seneca and Elizabeth marking a nonwedding anniversary for the Hamiltons.
Reported unit named farmer guards moves along the Tibetan border near Sikkim under protection of local authorities. The force aims to secure the frontier and deter incursions as tensions rise on the disputed Tibetan border.
AP report details the strangulation death of Mrs. Jane Sullivan 70 in a Greater Boston apartment. Police suspect a serial killer targeting elderly women living alone, with four prior cases linked by similar methods and neighborhoods. Medical examiner Dr. George W. Curtis notes possible suicide pending confirmation while authorities extend the investigation across Back Bay, Brighton, and Lynn areas.
Two year old Catherine Burton leaned toward a window hoping to fly like pigeons. She fell eighteen feet onto a concrete path but her clothesline broke the impact. Cathy told her mother she wanted to fly. Hospital reports minor internal injuries.
Two Idlewild Airport suspects were quarantined for hours before officials concluded the two likely had chickenpox. The precaution involved a Philadelphia family en route from Brazil and a 132 passenger plane crew, with fumigation of the jet and baggage.
Police in Turtle Creek report a 20 year old man Jaros Carter of Wall surrendered after a hit and run that killed Mrs. Mary Hareharik of Scivil e Creek as she stepped from a Turtle Creek bus. Carter abandoned the car at a nearby service station and fled on foot. no charges filed immediately.
A head on crash near Bedford, Pennsylvania killed auto driver Ben Morgart, 64, of Centerville and injured truck driver Glenn Gapenter, 32, of Chicago. Morgart died on arrival at Bedford County Memorial Hospital. Gapenter was treated with contusions and abrasions and released in satisfactory condition. A stray paragraph about political influence follows, containing unrelated content about guards and attempts to convert individuals to communism and Chinese life.
Della Derrien, paralyzed from the waist down and deaf, has learned to swim after a seven year battle with spinal meningitis. Her aunt recounts lip reading on her own, a summer camp solo, and ongoing daily tasks as she awaits her brother's Navy discharge. A 19 week rehabilitation program at Kenny Institute restored substantial function. The report notes her cheerful outlook and continued improvements.
A Mexican court ruled Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti's Juarez proxy marriage nonexistent bolstering their bid to avoid a bigamy trial in Italy. Attorney statements said no decree issued yet but a decision was expected. Ponti, 46, Loren, 27, wed by proxy in 1957 after Ponti's divorce from his first wife was finalized in Mexico, under Italian non-recognition of divorce.
American appeals to NATO allies to curb Communist bloc shipments to Cuba met with limited but generally satisfactory response. The issue was raised at NATO Council meetings in Paris with plans to push again amid a new wave of Russian shipments. President Kennedy urged steps to discourage this.
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